Internship: Experimental Reliability Evaluation of Welded Component Assemblies
Rolex in Geneva, Switzerland is seeking an intern for the Experimental Reliability Evaluation of Welded Component Assemblies. Ideal for Master's students in Materials Science or Mechanical Engineering.
Overview
Rolex, a prestigious name in the world of luxury watchmaking, is renowned for its commitment to precision, innovation, and excellence. As part of this esteemed brand, employees are nurtured by industry professionals who prioritize both skill development and career growth. Rolex offers a unique opportunity to work within a company that values its workforce as much as the craftsmanship of its products.
Role & Responsibilities
- Participate in the development of simulations to evaluate the behavior of welds under various types of stress.
- Conduct experimental validation of simulation performance.
- Establish and execute experimental plans (simulations and tests) to identify parameters affecting the performance of welded assemblies of different materials.
- Perform metallurgical characterization of weld seams.
Qualifications
- Currently enrolled in a Master's program in Materials Science or Mechanical Engineering.
- Strong interest in conducting experimental tests.
- Proficiency in finite element simulation techniques.
- Detail-oriented and pragmatic.
- Self-motivated with strong interpersonal skills.
Skills
Experience
No prior professional experience required, but relevant academic projects or internships are advantageous.
Education
Currently pursuing a Master's degree in Materials Science or Mechanical Engineering.
Benefits
Rolex provides a stimulating environment equipped with state-of-the-art technology, excellent working conditions, and top-tier social benefits.
Culture
Rolex fosters a collaborative and innovative workplace culture, emphasizing teamwork and the continuous development of its employees. The company prides itself on maintaining an environment that encourages creativity and excellence.